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Two horses pull a large mechanical farm implement across a field, with two men, a boy, and another figure positioned nearby.

Horse drawn binder at Isleham c.1900 (MoC)

Isleham Data

Isleham Data

A man in a suit stands by a horse on the riverbank while many people in formal attire crowd onto a flat-bottomed wooden boat.

Possibly a Chapel outing on Isleham river (MoC106/70)


Fenwomen : A Portrait of Women in an English Village by Mary Chamberlain, was based on interviews carried out in Isleham in the early 1970s. It is an important record of women’s lives in the Fens in the 20t. century.


Mike Petty’s Scrapbook

https://archive.org/details/IslehamScrapbook/mode/2up

Isleham  (10)

 

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